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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1946

Page

3

Tarzan and the Leopard Woman review in 1940s tone

Tarzan battles a leopard cult in the jungle to rescue four Zambesi maidens and save Jane and Boy. Johnny Weissmuller returns as Tarzan with Brenda Joyce and Johnny Sheffield as Jane and Boy, as Kurt Neumann directs from Carroll Young's screenplay for RKO Radio Pictures.

Tarzan RKO Radio Sol Lesser Edgar Rice Burroughs Johnny Weissmuiler Brenda Joyce Johnny Sheffield Jane Boy Cheta Dane Savage Weissmuller Miss Joyce Young Sheffield Burny Acquinella Cult Irista Barrier Tommy Cook Dennis Hoey Anthony Caruso Kurt Neumann Carroll Young

Governor Laney cites more than money for instution issues

Little Rock September 5 Governor Laney said lack of money is not the sole cause of undesirable conditions at state institutions including the university and state hospitals. He is personally investigating reported problems and other institutions, noting no conclusions yet. He stressed he seeks public opinion and that some long time staff are not the best by modern standards but are the best available.

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May testifies from Kentucky on war contracts amid Garsson ties

Rep Andrew J May reports recovery from a heart attack and offers to meet Prestonsburg subcommittee members. He defends actions aiding Cumberland Lumber for Garsson firms, says no financial gain, shows a balance sheet showing $28,293,388 in advances vs $28,634.07 received, and calls himself a process agent not an official. He denies endorsing any Cumberland checks and seeks formal session in Washington or district meeting.

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Tom Brown Jr Meets Frinkle Parker In National Tennis Quarters

Forest Mills New York September 6 ex GI Tom Brown Jr the Wimbledon breakout star faces Frinkle Parker in the national championships quarter finals If Brown defeats Parker he may advance to meet longtime rival Bog Fallenburg who beat Billy Talbert Jr in five sets Pancho Segura and Gardnar Mulloy also contest the other quarter final while Doris Hart meets Mary Arnold Prentiss in the women’s matchups as the event moves toward the semis

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Reopened OPA Curb Slashes Midwest Livestock Arrivals

Prices and supply plunge as revived OPA ceilings shrink cattle hog and sheep receipts across major markets. In Chicago stockyards only 3200 cattle 706 hogs and 800 sheep arrived with many slaughter cattle being worn down cows. Packers cut workers as salable cattle and hogs dropped sharply from week-ago levels.

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Cotton council fights to protect Arkansas cotton market

A Memphis National Cotton Council press release reports a seven million dollar fighting fund to meet cotton competition is succeeding in Arkansas. Over 60 percent of the state's gins and merchants, 32 percent of active spindles, and 33 percent of cottonseed crushers are covered by council agreements. Farmers still bear the need to raise funds, while the cotton sector emphasizes the crop remains the No. 1 cash item in the Southern farm economy amid rising competition from synthetics and rayon in tire cord manufacture. Burton Heath notes growing pains.

National Cotton Council Memphis Arkansas Council South L.Y. Barringer Corcotta Aid

Hope Mayor Alberti Graves Delivers Arkansas Watermelons

Governor Laney's Arkansas melons, 140 and 125 pounds, were flown to Harlingen for the Texas All Day Celebration to prove Arkansas produces the world's best melons. The plan sends the governors to Texas with a show of state pride.

Hope Alberti Graves Ben Laney Municipal Texas Arkansas Harlingen Laney Coke Stevenson Harry C. Withers Dallas News Claud Holbert Central Flying Service Little Rock James E. O'Connell Graves Halbert O'Connell

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